Mary crushes the serpent Profiles Father Gabriele Amorth, exorcist of the Diocese of Rome for the past 21 years, priest of the Society of Saint Paul, and specialist in the figure of Mary, assures us that the devil is terrified of the Mother of Jesus Christ because she crushes his head.   Who is the one called Satan? Profiles The devil does not really exist. Or does he? Father Gabriele Amorth, an exorcist, answers the question.   Galileo's "rehabilitation" Profiles Why has the Church decided to reconsider the Galileo case? Aleteia traces the stages of his rehabilitation, collecting the significant testimonies of Bishop Sanchez de Toca, of the Pontifical Council for Culture, who has studied the Galileo Commission, and of Guy Consolmagno, an astronomer at the Vatican Observatory.   St. Peter's Square Nativity scene Profiles Every year the magic of Christmas sweeps through Saint Peter’s square thanks to the setting up of the nativity scene and the Christmas tree, a tradition started in 1982 following the wish of John Paul II. A magic created by a tight-knit team of engineers and workers.   Prayer and exorcism Profiles In the peace of the St. Paul Society's complex in Rome lives one of the most well known exorcists on earth. Though he has been called to work all over the world, most of his roughly 70,000 exorcisms in the last 26 years have been done in this small office. 86-year old Fr. Gabriele Amorth does 10 - 12 exorcisms a day.

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